The toughest part of writing about a game like Ohio State versus Miami (Oh) is not just saying, “Yeah, so this one’s going to get out of hand from the first snap; hopefully Ohio State scores about 60, keeps everyone healthy, and the freshmen get a chance to shine,” and calling it a wrap.
That’s really all you can hope for in games like this. Of course there are things the Buckeyes can clean up before their primetime trip to Nebraska next week, but it’s painfully obvious what’s going to happen tomorrow. The Redhawks are probably the most overmatched team on Ohio State’s schedule, lost by 22 last week to a team the Buckeyes shut out, and have an offense that hasn’t moved the ball against the two FBS teams they’ve played so far.